Ryan Pinder
Ryan Pinder serves as the Attorney General of The Bahamas and has been at the forefront of discussions surrounding significant legislative issues, including the government's decision not to criminalize marital rape during its current term. His remarks highlight the complex political landscape in which the Davis administration operates, balancing social concerns against legislative priorities.
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Bahamas:
Ryan Pinder KC, the former attorney general, suggested a single, centralised Compliance Authority to streamline financial regulations.
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Bahamas:
Ryan Pinder KC told the Nassau Conference on financial services that the Government should consolidate the industry’s various compliance functions.
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Bahamas:
Ryan Pinder KC, the ex-attorney and financial services minister, who played a key role in crafting recently-passed legislation such as the Usufruct Bill.
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Bahamas:
Ryan Pinder submitted The Bahamas’ national position during the US Trade Representative’s consultation.
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Bahamas:
Ryan Pinder instructed Luther Smith not to appear before the Committee on the basis that its request exceeded the powers granted by the House of Assembly’s rules.
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Bahamas:
Attorney General Ryan Pinder stated that legislation to criminalise marital rape is not expected before the end of the government’s current term.
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Bahamas:
Ryan Pinder KC suggested that Grand Bahama Power Company’s battle over URCA’s ability to regulate it has effectively been decided after the arbitration panel's findings.
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Bahamas:
Attorney General Ryan Pinder hosted a press conference rejecting the Port Authority’s characterisation of the ruling.
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Bahamas:
Attorney General Ryan Pinder today accused the Grand Bahama Port Authority of mischaracterising the arbitration ruling between the two parties.
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Bahamas:
Senator and Attorney General Ryan Pinder heralded the country’s twenty-five year journey from 'tax haven' to international tax compliance.
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